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Death of Miss Gree,

Miss Emma L. Gregg, d,rS,|
Rsv. William B. Gregg, did ls,l
Ing at the residence Of JosphGs-
1895 Market street, In The aA w|
her age, alter a lin serlrz Illuuss
sumption. Miss Gregg Wi
estimabls christian young n.
had endeAred herseli 10 w,
circle OF friends aud acC1s.r1
She was o member OF Gas n
church and a teacher 10 M 81
school until q year ago, wher M
80 far failed her that she va. tCrz
to relinquish her Sunday sc.n I
She had good vocal pos,a
taught not only instrlmtalli usa3
voice culture. Her death viii, n
feeling of sadness amonsa oil u
quaints noes, and elicit b. vr
81 mpathy for her almost t.r, b
father Her remains will b skft
Mr.. Graham's residence, Oh sd
Afternoon, ~ 315 O'Clock, b O.
Church, where funeral H,LsIl
held nj der the directiOadh Ma
rbe remains will be tails BIT b M
Grsham's residence Hri fadg
morning. when they VII u niaE
the z q. m. train on tAvaAnI
road TO Harrisburg, Pa, htHzssl
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SPECIAL
IMPORTANCE!
RAG DAZZLING LIGHTS ro-NIaHr
A scene Of spiendor-Fioating Flags
Of All Nnti0nA.

A scene OF spiendor-FIoating Flag
Of All Nationa
Oar forms were kept open until
O'Clock waiting for the announcement
Of the Grand Central Depot" A tele.
phone inquiry reminded the NJ manager
that no notice had been received. The
answer was that making preparations
for the opening 10 morrow morning pre-
vented from sending copy 1t the proper
hour. The flags that wave from the
building are just there temporarily fol
the opening. Next week there will b
placed In every window Of the building
those Of q more expensive nature II
will be . real pleasure TO every perton
to buy Of the "Grand Central Depot, u
the following prices will convince you
that . house adopting the small profit
system of IN per cent. IL really deserv
Ing Of success: Children's pants, from
1 10 10 years Of age, 40 cents, and from
that price upwards; children's suits,
from 4 to ID. S1.75 and upwards; boy's
suits, IS 70 II. 81 30 and upwards; mems
suits, IS % and up TO the very fner
Rradss.. Remember, One Price 10 every
person, and no departure from that rule
under any consideratio and above all
remember TO- morrow is the opening day.
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A Few Removals

William Mayne, who has been overseer
for several farms owned by z. |. DUPONT
& Co., in Christiana Hundred, has rented
the Megilligan farm in Brandywine Hun
dred, for term of years. His successor
is William Batherton, who has been en-
ployed by the company for number O
years.
Fl. II. Chandler has removed to tn,
Gregg farm, DuPonts' station, and vii
liam j. Lank to the Biddleman farm
Samuel Gregg has taken possession of tn,
Chandler farm at Centreville, and Thoma
NJ. Chandler has engaged in stor
keeping at New London, Pa.
George Fraim, who occupied the oil
Nichols property, has removed to tn
LeCarpentier farm near Rockland, ant
William B. Harvey of Brandywine Hun
dred has taken his place at Centreville.
John T. Hendrlckson has removed
from the Crossan farm near McKennon'
Church, to the Mitchell farm near Hoe
kessin, and William b. Mitchell has re
moved from the farm OF S. Sharpless, t,
the Mitchell farm formerly occupied b,
Mr.. Hulett, who has removed to this city
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Died-At her residence in Oape NAV Oity
February Q. 1887, Edith II. Woodward
widow Of tie late Wash ington r. Wood
ward, and daug hter OF the late Jacob Lam.
borne, late Of kennett, Chester county, Pa.
and Wilmin xton. Del.
HOW many hearts are crushed, how many
homes are rendered desoIate, when soms
cherished loved ono is c.lled from earth
away, and the sad reality Is with US that We
snail see them no more. AND II prayers and
tears could have prevailed her life would
have been logger 9. AIRED.
her loss is TOO sacred TO receive comfort
rom mortal lips, but there is One who. 10
tnelr deep afhiction. Gan afferd them abiding
they have laid her TO rest in the beautiful
city OF the dead. beside the Brandywine,
and the winds and waves of her native shoys
wiz ever chant requiem DER her grave
ana her spirit is at rest ON the other shore II
the beautiful Oity Of God. A FRIKND.
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FIFTH EDlTI1I
This age pra,en,.n

Salvation Oh; ii c sus .'s's'lSh,|
The place to Get t a .t DIs % 'ea
LeRs's, 924 Kinn ' ~ Ao' la,sJ
morning and night '''st M
Nov crop teas, the fra, /
and 60 cents. Tbs s n'sl piCiIs, ]
lilies. >''kant drash,
B. Il veasey. drr,, n
and Monroe stiee,s' i ~ At w
t asuss Tor , y, pas, few ,sD S,,,
DIR. Bullock this mo-.
the condition Of Bisho %VIIDlis nj
he did the night before ..'''''l'lS
The President b., ,, /
Oscar Oscar 8. s.rAus, Of ~ Nap sppS,ls [
Minister to Turkey in NOV w, lot \
Cox, resigned. ~ placs d 4
Justice Of the Pe,oa F.
received his com IN ission !, ,aatiS
Bisss % . Notary Public ny. sns
he viii still Occupy nv 'a ~ asa'
lol West Sixth street. 'A' 0hssl
Arthur McClosksv
kent the Mealsv NJ, Who Ion
n nae removed e to The corner A. U !,
and Monroe streets. Jcbs s' o.
10 bis successor. '''c'' ID
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ma balloon Ascsns,ons.

II the weather Is fair this evening and
there 10 not too much wind, Two I'm
mense balloons will be sent up from the
Grand Central Clo.bing Depot, Fifth
and Market streets, TO each OF which
will be attached m order for suit OF
clothes, which will be given TO the
finder. One Of these balloons repre-.
sents m animal, while the other 70 .
regular balloon, 40 feet In ciroumfer.
enoe. The 100 power electric light VIII
be lighted for the nrst this evening, and
will have colored balls attached. The
fisas of different natiors, with which
the building has been decorated for the
past few days. will be replaced with
finer and more costly ones, and the
place will be opened for business to-
morrow morning with one Of the largest
stocks OF clothing ever brought to this
city.
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Q - ..
City Conf

The regular session q, a..
held 1t 0 o'clock this mo,r g @aa
following cases we're dIano..st y
Thomas Mooney, a m! sS1ss
who Was trembling from ~ !
from the effects Of n $500 aaHsl
charged with drunkepp, .''s " !
promise to leave the city =. =, ~ =
was o discharged, was cc,p ~ y I. |,
10 O'Clock. u'aa
Joseph Crawford Win -.
Mooney on his debaucs. ~
noisy, and was charged ,s l
drunk and d.sorderly' I, 10y IVY.
the J Judge he said they can. y.
Baltimore, and were or iS..s1
Philadelphia where they n. 1
was fbed ~ and costs.
William Rudolph, colo,s...
With being drunk and ilsors.
also fined " and costs
Nathan DENLY, colored, VA,
. house on Sixteenth strstt y
BY serRes mt Taylor, and arrsrx,l
request Of the inmates. M
that he had been q. the MisIa \
and that after he came ont b.s,,.
glasses Of beer, which msde bIs,s
and that he went into the hoVss.
. nap. He was fined IS and n,
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Officers Elected.

The following officers were elected
last evening by StJohn's Commandery
No. l, Knights Templar: Commander
Winfield q, Quigley Generalissimo
james s Dobb; Captain General, Sam
mel M Knox; Senior Warden, VIM. II
Cook; Junior Warden, B. Frank Bar
tram; Recorder, James II. Price; Tiea
surer, A. Gilbert Robinson. Jesse X
Bay lis, who has been recorder for tel
years past, declined reelection on &C
count of L press of other business.
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DIED..

M1LLER.-On tho 23d inst Sarah, widow
OF the late John W. Miller, in her $50
year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited 20 attend her funeral nom the resi-
dence OF her son-ia. law, william Ii. Nc
kaiR, no. 1rlg Lincoln street, on Friday af
ternoon. Services at the house a. O'Clock
lnterment at kiverview Cemetery.
HUBERr.-On the 2Ath inst, jacob W
Hubert, in the oath year OF his age.
Relatives and friends and members Of tn,
Red Gross and sir Franklin Uircle arc re-
spectfully invited to attend his funeral from
the residence Of his mother, No. 400 IVES
Front street, on Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. Interment at Riverview Cemetery
GREGG On Friday Mt 8 lB o. M, at the
residence Of Jose phi Graham, 1906 Marke
street, miss Emma e., daughter OF Rev
William Is. Gregg, aged rs year, 9 mon
and days.
Relatives and friends are respectful,
invited to attend the funeral seryicee ii
trace Church on Sunday afternoon nex.. a
a. o'clocx. Tho remains will be taken a
g. m on Monday by W. & N. RaiItoad I,
harrisburg, Pa, for interment.
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VIII Attend Church

Members of Washington Conclave,
No. 2, Heptaeophs. or Seven Wise Men
are requested to meet at their hall In
the Hardness Building, Tenth and
Market streets, at 10 O'Clock next Sun.
day morning, for the purpose Of attend.
ing divine service at the West Presby.
terrain Church, and an invitation Ii
extended 10 the members of FriendshiI
and Liberty C.nclaves to accompany
them.
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Yesterday forenoon one pm Y
oiled to be ages led, but Atl ~
properly vouched lcr i! vn ~
his tint OF disfranchissltii sal
expire before A pril %, and atRiaa1
ton was withdrawn uolll M
date. Clerk Osborne said ihliEasa
the third application ioi Rsaa1
since the spring term Of ;as c'Hfqs|
ID. ,,J
In the afternoon o ilye'I gu
spraag up In refersnce to lNil u
mum Der Of county rohds that hh
applied for. All the motions guy
new roads. except one, sefe ltlisA]
one argument answering iOi ".
money In the Treasury and hlsas1
The exception was for q sb ,a,' !
run from KismeAsl Wooden slls.,
the d. & p. Railroad To The aaaI y,
road at the nlw MariAaI'9a V
Church. AZ
The consideration q ll'' wv
laid over until this forenoon ~ ~.
was considered and the reqaa's "a
Besides transferring several Ply
no other business WAS trsnssV'"
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EXTRAORDINARY AN N U N q Z.
MGNT
Out This out for Reference.

Out This out for Reference.
2 lbs. prunellas, $50.
lbs. seedless plsmf, 25c.
CABS corned beef, 25c.
2 cans orange peel, 25c.
2 cans lemon peel. 25c.
2spoen holders filled with jelly, 25c
cans broiled mackrel, 25c.
sugar bowls mAckrel, 25u.
2 cans plum pudding, 100.
2 CANS best lobster, 25c.
2 large cans mustard sardines, ESQ.
2 large cans spiced sardines, 25c.
cans pineapple, $50.
2 cans French peas, 600.
Id pared peaches, 253.
10 country dried apples, 25:.
3 ID cans corn, $50.
ID cans Boston baked beans. $50.
3 b bottles celery sauce, 900.
10 bottles chow 25c
8 ID bottles mixed pickles, 25c.
8 ID bottles gtirkinr, 25c.
10 large cans pumpkin, 25c.
3 lbs salmo on, 25c
3 It's mAckerel (No. ~, go.
8 lbs famous LEM on biscuit, 25c.
lbs mixed cakes, 25o.
~ Jofs Ltuh Uoaub (R'AssJ, zoe.
3 ID. cans blaokberries, 25c.
8 ibs. bird seed, 25c.
3qts. marrow beant, Csc.
4 cans succotasb, 25c.
cans Lima beans, Csc.
4 lbs. starch, CSC.
4 lbs. boneless Goldfish, 25c.
4 lbs. raisins, 25c.
4 lbs. currsnts, Csc
lbs. miLce meat, Csc.
4 lbs. plum jelly, 25c.
lbs. ounce jelly, Csc.
lbs. currant jelly, Csc.
4 lbs strawberry jelly. 800.
4 doz pickles, 25o.
4 lbs. bird gravel, 25c.
4qts. bost beane, Csc.
4 bottles M ustard, Csc.
a qts. green peas, 26c,
A lbs. ginger cakes, 25c.
5qts California peas, $50.
cakes French Villa 'oap, 25c.
cakes Rabbit soap, 25c.
8 cakes best O'e,ne, 25c.
cakes Il ID Borax soap, BE.
DEvERELL Bros 8 East 4th st.
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"Passion's Slave" will be presented
for the last time at the Academy OF
Music tomorrow night
Next week p. r. Baker, formerly oil
Baker x Farron, will hold the boards
at the Academy in "Ohris and Lena. u
Wednesday night William j. Scan
Ian will appear at the Opera House and
present "shane ma Lawn" one Of the
most interesting Irish dramas ever
written.
Thursday night the ever popular
Hanlops will appear in their new
"Fantasma."
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Titus COnfeHsea.

TRENTON, March 25.-In spite of re.
ports to the contrary Janitor James j.
Titus, whose death sentence was com.
muted to imprisonment for life, has
made a confession regarding the muir
der of Tillie Smith.
The warrant Of Communication was de.
live red to day in Belvidere jail by q
special messenger of the Executive De
pArtment.
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W hen

move into your new house you will
nnd many places that you will want 10
touch up with paint, or You will want
TO 6tain your floors, or furniture, or kal.
somine your walls, or varnish your fur
niture, etc We have everything In the
shape OF paints, varnish, stains, brushes
glass, sponges, channels skins, etc
Philips q Kane, No. B East 4th st.
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Red STAR COUGH CuRF
PURELY VEGETABLE
PERFECTLY HARMLESS.
Ur,t,cal INSTRUMENTATION chitis

Critical Oase-Asthma-Bronc hitis.
Mr.. Charles A. Tiel, ssys tho PhiiAdel.
phia Evening News, vas 10 prostrsted
with throat trouble following up n aath-
ma, no was ordered BY physicians TO New
he returned home In Q hopeless condi.
tion. He was advised and he tried Red
Star Tough Cure. His cough and asth.
ma lef. him, and after using few bot.
ties his health WAS completely restored.
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T Throat and Lungs.

DISCRIMINATION or Throat and Lungs.
San Francisco, Gal.
Mr. Oliver Hinkley, Proprietor OIL
Pacific Carr age Co.. II Powell st., San
Francisco says: ~ have been suffering
with q severe cough, causing finally In.
Illumination Of tho throat and lungs for
long time. Aftof consulting several
physicians without deriving any benefit,
was induced by friend who had been
simflarly afflicted, to try the "Ked Star
Cough Cure" Alter q few doses l be-
gan TO feel instant relief, and after tax
OLIVER hINkLEY.
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VIM. G. Martin will sell 25 Pennsylya
MIA and Ohio horses to morrow afternoon
at his stables, Third and Orange streets
The greater part of them are large and
well adapted for heavy work, although
there are some excellent travellers among
them. Persons who wish to purchase.
Tor any purpose may ind one to suit.
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Entirely Recovered.

Lewis List, who Is serving life SEN
tence in New Castle jail, and was
thought to be in dying condition a
few weeks ago, has fully recovered, and
now bids fair to live for many years
He has bronchial affection, but 1t is
not thought to be serious.
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Another-Pleuro-rne um0nta-Cough.
Quinby House, Portland, oregon.
After suffering great deal from an
attack OF plouro pneumonia, connected
with . severe and painful cough, o
friend OF mine recommended the Nod
Star Cough Cure TO me, after l had
tried several other remedies without
success. Ono bottle ensured my rec0y.
cry. MARX A. MILLER,
Travelling Agt., Eric II. X.
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Pigeon Match.

Iaere is pigeon match to. day at Iron
mn between Messrs. McVey, Ogden,
w nite and another party whose name
couio not be learned, to settle contro.
yersy as to who Is the best shot.
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An other sale of Horees.

Twenty two horses will be sold at the
stables, Sixth and Tatnall streets, on
Monday afternoon, Farmers, carriers
and liverymen will find among the
number some we'll adapted to their bust
ness.
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VM.B.SHARP eco.
Fourth and Market St''

Many people do not
realize the extent of our Car
pet Department and the
work we are doing there.
We have introduced into this
city many needed reforms in
the way of selling and sup.
plying carpets. The old
slow-going carpet stores
were well enough in their
ways. with the ideas of ''spe-
eial agents." +" controls, ="
special prices" GENERALLY
higher, by the way), but did
not fill the popular want for
better assortment and lower
prices. What the people
want is to feel sure they can
get as good and low in price
here as any place in the
country, and not to be told
that ae'e are the great only's
or the only great--that no
one else does this or can do
that-in fact aVe are the great
lueoheeue, when some smart
sr or quicker merchant may
be under selling him or
showing a better assortment,
two to one--egotism-ab-
surd-Take your time in
buying carpets; look into all
the stores, buy of the best
houses.
Moquette Carpets are all
the time coming into favor
What carpet can you buy in
medium price that makes as
handsome a parlor or cham
Der. 1t is urged as an OBJ
lection that they sweep Off
true, to a certain extent, but
not enough to hurt the wear;
there's plenty of wool left J
an inch thick after the tuz-
zing is done, and we have
duplicated orders for Mo-
quotes to our customers al
ter seven years wear, and
hard wear, too. For combi-
nations OF rich colorings, ele-
giant designs and soft luxur-
ious effect, "Mo 1uette' is I'M
surpassed. The best mo-
qne.te Carpt is are made by
Alexander Smith, Sons &
Co, and known as Smiths
Mcquette. These goods
We unhesitatingly recon-
mend. Lockers for carpets
have felt there's to be a war
on Moquette carpets, Ri
val manufacturers will not be
undersold. and will protect
their retail customers.
We have fifty rolls Of
these elegant carpets, all
beautiful bordered, which we
have reduced from $I.5o to
lSI.I5 per yard-think of il
and act quick--no more al
ter these, OF this make.
We have thirteen sewers
land tackers besides our sell
ling force- enoughto wait or
|you promptly and well. W.
latter and lay old work a
short notice.
We have brass rods will
brackets, cut any size, 70,
hali window curtains.
Etimene and Soudan eros
stripes in cream and colors
White dotted and figured
Swiss in great variety, from
-I6I per yard up.
7 When you get a carpe
D Sweeper, take the advice O
an old housekeeper, and
6 buy only the best. We sci
e 1.-THE Gold Medal" there
d hundreds of them in use il
E lthis city, and you can ge
-ltheir story outside of tn
i store. Every house that ha
$ a good carpet in it shout
J. Ihave one.
Il We've sold vesy largely {
: our Spring styles in littl
Iboy's suits. We sell onl'
. |those having the pater
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An Illustrated lecture will be deliy
cred THIS evening at the Unitarian
church, by J. Liberty Tadd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-25

Delaware Tribe No. 10, Improved Or
der of Red Men, visited Keokuk Tribe
No. of this city last evening, and had
q pleasant time.
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THE CHARLES A. vodELER co.. Bal.
timore. Md.
FAN persons USING st. Jacobs OIL or
Red Star Cough Cure. will D. sending Q 2.
cent stamp and history of their case, re
ceive ADVICE FREE.
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BnYS-EN NI5.-On the 18TH inst. by Re,
J. I. VanBnreulow. Henry Boys ana MI
Sarah knlis, both Of Glasgow.
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with pleated and tucked jacket--$4.35.
A fancy mixed suit In gray and black
le4.50.
A very pretty check suit in dark brown
|-$4.20.
An English kersey suit, medium gray,
Norfolk jacket, S5.l2.
A handsome mixed brown with pleated
and corded jacket-$5.1S.
A very stylish Cheviot suit In two
shades Of brown with plested jacket and
belt-f5 81.
A dark stone Corduroy suit, Norfolk
jacket-$5 As.
A double ribbed Corduroy suit in dark
brown and dark mode with pleated jacket
$3.50.
A very handsome velveteen suit in dark
blue, bound with elk braid-5, and o
|years-S11.S9.
VIM. B. SHARP & co.
Fourth and Market strsstA
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MOVING Day.

A stranger in this cry ia'I IN
this morning, would have a. ~,
| led to believe that there was 49, M
impending disaster, from sI n
people were endeayoring to nee. ~
loads and wheelbarrow loaus " ~, ~
could be seen on almost every '" ,s
plemented by men, women ND
children with their arms iuil' I'd, ~.
Der of movings this spring y Ia,il|
excess of many years previous ls,' NJ
ESTIMATED that fully l5OV pg i,s,,
changed their place oil re ,sun ~
some instances persons vacs ,satd,J
had q grudge against inc l ,nmsDt, 4
held the key until the last lnV Isro.t
ling the incoming tenants " ~ u .nA
goo Is on the sidewalk, un. .n o NJ,
| as they chose to give tne, .i SsIt1
Fortunately the weather wa WEI mi !
and 1t was q subject oil reni" n Am
was one of the finest moving ~
Experienced.
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m ARRIED.

An extra fine lunch will be spread ri
Le2g's, 224 King 81, tomorrow night
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A Startling Disclosure-Take Motto.
A loading physician has made the
startling revelation that six thousand
people, mostly children. die yearly ir
this country from the effects Of cough
mixtures containing morphia or opium
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vu..rta,nmept on Mo', :,

Apollo Castle, No No, . hs1s sn 90
Monday evening" io on prspsrss
lent program has 9 9tse. csn sP"
of the members
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IMAGINATION Church fu' %.,,D,
r.i,nra for Mb'

The new furniture e, III Il Ip,s..!
Union Church was pa. .u mr. Of !
sunday and it set the ne, oI this iulsl1
good advantage. ro' indebted y,
the church is mainly ,WSIlIIsnl !
efforts of Miss Mimi, ,.;t,u, no.,
va. successful In t FOIL for ',h' z
SUFFICIENT money to pay !, o Nv Obn
ture, but had something wv
Other church purposes
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that you have moved, and TO ~;
ens e spy ySe OF your nsIsas0''s, .
lips q Kane's wa a1nods. aS'''
s a. No. 81 g East Fourth street
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E. e. RI Ely.
22e King Street.
PUbAIU SALE
22 PENNA. HORSES,
Fourth and Market streets.

MONDAY. MARCH 2s, 1887,
at O'Clock p. m.
HEAVY DRAFT HORSES,
BUSlNESS HORSES,
FAMILY HORSES,
DhlVING HOaSES,
MARE IN FOAL.
Every horse mus Re exactly az represent.
ed or no no sale. % days credit. II stormy
Will sell In stable. Uell and see them OF send
for catalogue. Wilmington Boarding and
Sale STABLES.
TRUMAN WALLACE, Manager.
l.. W. Stidhan s. Son, Auctas. m262t
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state of tho Temp'' /,


Tomorrow promises to " sini
to cloudy, and slightly cU'sv' hr !
| in some sections oun
warmer.
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'om a. h ntsSI. ROOMS sUIrABlE
without boaTd &C. 60. FtS Sns Q, two psrsons
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A fine Tweed Suit in dark gray with
pleated jacket and belt-$3.30.
very pretty kilt suit In gray-S3. so.
A handsome brown kilt suit with pleat
ed jacket-S3.75.
A fancy check suit In black and gold
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IDRIVATE SALE OF PIANO AND
l. furniture. No reasonable offer refused
! this week. Apply at I'll Jefferson, m26-2ts
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From 1O2 East Fifth street.

|NoIHE BOYS AND GlRLS-WE paw
= cents dozen for all the blus ho,tleS
you can bring us. ID. Z. BUOKIN}H I'VE M
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